RONALD STEWART
Vehicle Board in Indiana

License number
Pennsylvania MV009531L
Category
Vehicle Board
Type
Vehicle Salesperson
Address
Address 2
Indiana
Marion Center, PA 15759

Professional information

Ronald Stewart Photo 1

Rodent Trapping Device

US Patent:
6029393, Feb 29, 2000
Filed:
Jun 5, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/092134
Inventors:
Ronald J. Stewart - Marion Center PA
International Classification:
A01M 2316
US Classification:
43 63
Abstract:
A rodent trap comprised of two members movable relative to one another such that the enclosure has an open position for permitting access into the interior of the enclosure by a rodent and a closed position for retaining the rodent. The relative movement is imposed by a biasing device, selectively positionable for rendering the trap operable in a rodent suffocating mode for killing an entrapped rodent or in a non-suffocating mode for releasing the entrapped rodent. Movement is activated by a biased triggering device which detects the pressure of the rodent. The rodent traps include locking members permitting two or more traps to be selectively and removably engageable with each other in a side-to-side configuration, a back-to-back configuration, or a combination thereof.


Ronald Stewart Photo 2

Vermin Bait Station

US Patent:
5446992, Sep 5, 1995
Filed:
Feb 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/191211
Inventors:
Ronald J. Stewart - Marion Center PA
Assignee:
Robobs, Inc. - Marion Center PA
International Classification:
A01M 2500, A01M 120
US Classification:
43131
Abstract:
A rodent bait station for the eradication of rats, mice and other rodents and vermin, which is safe for use around children, pets and other non-target species. The bait station includes an outer housing and an inner housing slidably movable with respect to the outer housing. The inner housing is movable between open, closed, and extended positions. When the inner housing is in the extended position, poisonous bait can be loaded into the bait station. When the inner housing is in the open position, rodents can access the poisonous bait located in the bait station. When the inner housing is in the closed position, the poisonous bait is substantially sealed within the bait station. The inner housing automatically moves from the open position to the closed position in response to being lifted off a supporting surface, thereby preventing the exposure of the poisonous bait to non-target species.